4115032 Caliper Pin Cover for Air Disc Brakes
4115032
Summary
Premium brake caliper pin cover and pins designed for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. Featuring a Ø 42 / 43 mm diameter, these high-strength components ensure secure fitment and reliable protection within the braking assembly. Consult your authorized distributor for fitment.
| EAN Code | 8683457031364 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper pin do?
This brake caliper pin cover and pin assembly plays a critical role in maintaining the stability of the air disc brake caliper. By securing the pins in place, these components prevent excessive movement and protect the internal sliding mechanisms from debris and environmental contaminants.Compatibility and dimensions
The components are engineered to withstand the high-pressure environments typical of heavy commercial vehicle braking systems. Specifically designed with a Ø 42 / 43 mm diameter, they provide a precise fit for compatible air disc brake assemblies, ensuring consistent caliper positioning during heavy-duty braking cycles.Installation and maintenance
For workshop technicians performing brake service, these parts are essential for preventing caliper seizing or uneven pad wear. During installation, ensure that the pin surfaces are clean and that the diameter matches the specific requirements of the caliper housing to maintain optimal hydraulic or pneumatic performance.System reliability
Regular inspection of these pins and covers can help prevent more costly repairs by ensuring the slider mechanism remains lubricated and free from grit.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 42 / 43 mm |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pin cover?
The cover protects the caliper pins from road salt, water, and debris, which helps prevent corrosion and seizing of the sliding mechanism.
What diameter do these pins and covers require?
These specific components are designed for applications requiring a Ø 42 / 43 mm diameter to ensure proper fitment within the caliper.
How can I tell if my caliper pins need replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of uneven brake pad wear or unevenly worn tires, which often indicate that the caliper pins are sticking or worn.
Are these suitable for heavy commercial vehicles?
Yes, these are high-strength components designed specifically for use in air disc brake systems within the heavy commercial vehicle sector.